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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

GaH8ey - tbs only umpire who Is sure OF
. position win tie League next season.
I0alsyl.le haished tle season With .
balance u sioO On TIE wI0ns side VI the
ledger.
Bennett mais tia run that decided the
worlds cham plonship IN the zams Friday
afternoon.
Williamson Leads the Chicago team in
base stealing. having uny-eight stolen bases
~ hls credit.
Jack AcQazis. the umpire. will put ia
ths Wiatsr working Tor The Government AZ
Washington.
Manager Fogel. Of the Indianapolis Club.
Il sklrnlshlng among the Northwestern
League players.
Com.skey says shs Browns gave up the
world enaanpionsnlP ~ DeIzAS1I oe' o' re-
spoct tor old age.
Ciarkson. its said. has pitched more
games ia the AR Two years than any pitch
or Ia ne country.
Morrill,. OF Boston, leads ,Ee first base
men with al average OF $50, AnsOn IS sixth,
bis average being SO.
Horace Phillips has been reelected man
agsr Of The Pitzourg Club. lie wants Dun
lap from Detroit. and Is willias 70 pay big
money for aim.
Bennett led the catchers and Anson. al
though a little behind Maui, of Philadel-
phia, Ia the batting. virtually holds first
position among the heavy hitters OF the
League.
1. IS said that Anson, If allowed 10, will
sign several ~Mossoaek" phen0menons for
1ss3. Hs expects that next season will
bring many surprises and proposes that
the White Stockings viii furnish some OF
them.
indianapolis is the taii-snder bat she
made larger number OF double plays dur
ing the year than any other League club.
getting is3. Detroit 100, Philadelphia 80,
Chicago l03. New York 9s, Boston 50, Pitts
burg 81, Washington 81
The Boston Post says. III The Only'
Kelly becomes an iaterlocutor for a min
stFei company this Winter. ~ Il is said he
contemplate doing. he should try aud
nnd our from the end men. II be can, why
base bali club with $4,000 player comes
out hsth place in the race"
CANCEL will be presented with a gold
watch and chain on bis return 70 Detrois
Monday night. Cancel Is one Of toe best
and most conscientious players in the team
and bis friends will be pleased 20 learn
that bis efforts are % be substantially re-
warded. There Is a similar surprise in
store for nearly every member OF the club
when they reach home.
The Sporting journal remarks: ''rhe
Chicaxos knocked TIE Dstr0its out bo3iy
this season. and tue Cincinnstis did the
sams trick for the 81. Louis Browns. What
~ss the matter with those twO teams max
ing their lats series Tor the worlds cham
Ii0nship' Both Of them have defeated
the teams thar are nov battling for that
honor"
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

confss1s sx axy-. sL4xs os1s ~asss1
s<eh iH a1aizisn ~ En< p1nsss.
hnioos great ys<rtiag tnos11s nse.e1
ii ~ sss brokea A. Lsxiagton IA. -,
81 51sils -, ofssB n4y - sn<<--12
H4E11 lsso1iaE. aaA - AzsFtsl A4st.
sns ~.s dr1Fsn - Ssorzs Bo~sfln lns2-
Toe - s1agtefs. slf Eiss. 10, <.-'<t /.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Ths rscinz sssson = mss beginning IN
The Sauth.
a sreeiinu track 60 feef vide srd 4,
cnst Ssooo : soon e be aGiit "a san Fran-
clero.
Wavnss wukes trnfei - beaf 30 st
Lexington Friday. ard nlade tae miks IN
ftt-
To avoid csn7ictirr With he Nashville
snd ether rsce isrss. t1e saH meeting ~
fks keuisisns 5cckev Ci1o has tee1 post
,uuna anti See. IL Tas mesnng VI
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

With the foregoing explanation the study
Of these @gures viii readily give consumers
3 knowledge Of the comparative value Of the
different brands. To illustrate with the
percentages given the two powders before
compared: the royal containing 1l.S parts
Of lesvsning gas 20 l05 IN Prices. It's excess
Of strength IL 13 IN los or I24 per cent
Roysl " therefore iei0 per cent. stronger.
ss well n II per cent. pursr than Prices
etc. The relative strength aud putty Of all
the p0vders can be computed in ike man
rpr
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Neticatei s.san ealhs sselric ard rsss-
ssCe Lesiu1e1t . sCecialtT- Specisl afta--
tia1 - -s1uI.rism and parzivs.S. tfpen :
a ~ n0 -. n S.tur.ag I'll Il ~ q n.
snd sunday n'I neon. Wednesday f7-a-
aos'n and frieav tli n - afternoon -
serref exel1sfrslr f,r ises I sizo -
move cc-us. iryro~irg nsi.s sr1 5u1fors
f5r lsGies ~ wsii - Fs1 tseHIea.
Pref Y. $ "a Rcrzslzza Prar.
Corner Nenros 40 kWxR~u> Sua Rap
ki< As1A.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Wil give dsnce A. Rose Hall crrues Of
n est Bridge and Joart-srs. saeb Nanasg
evening. Admission - csats. Lat5i@s free
FIRST cisss N 1sir.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Those foe Fair haven Counts and
Anchor Brand Oysters hne Fish and Game
OF al kinds, sold BY tie popular
psttenthaier Fish Market take the eAke
and rcskes ere ~ the tie finest dishes ever
known Of Try aud he convinced.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
Paw Svlvrzs

Bettsr tbsn hse insursnce. those fne lie
Ike portrslfs nssde ay KBos.ss q Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
HaPFrNrss.

The foundation Of all happiness is health.
A man With an imperfect digestion may &c
q millionaire. may Ne the husband of a.
angel and the father OF half dozen che
with dyspepsia or sny Of the disorders
arising from imperfect digestion or slug
xish liver. Or. Pierce's Pleasant PurEative
Pellets are ths safest and sursst remedy for
these morbid conditions Being purely
vegetable, they are perfectly harmless.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Send for the Grsad Rsoiis B-,si- go
Cte9s Jarvpai. Ailress C. @ Ssensberx.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Better than lie Insurance.. those fne life
Ike portraits made BY Enowles 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

knoules q Co, artists have recently
ecmplsted several life sizs portraits. which
nsy be seen for fsw dsTs At their studio,
room - Widdicomb Block.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14
FINANCE am TRADE

NAM -. -
HnNM HnIN6 "a nN41 - &H44lSN4 11l
40 NN NAA4 Sc y 80 q
Is IL Sas&n 60 s..aA maz lrnes. Z a. ~ NamAA
- -. = ~. <.1sS
N4B O. R446 - aNsu~ Ha
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Il. -
alHe@t NlA4 AN 4K - TN ~ ~
A. saSAnee x ~ rasss ~ 80 ~ s a..
49,. q. - -. ~ -. - f,re4.,ss -.
Mets~ NlANEs
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

Lea that ooid a. yoars run %. Yea
THAI 4 \ q trhl thinH. Bet q nav
o. cnuEomr1ion.
OatnEsh 8 diazusiipa. Pneumonia h
kspt healthy and clear q al 0hslrua-
tlsna and offensive matter. 0theFWiss
there h tFoueae ahead.
All he diseases 81 these carts, bead.
nese. thfnat; hFo1ehlai tubes SID lunes.
can b DELIGHTFULLY."- and entirely eured
81 TIE 90 % Bosehee'a German Syrup.
II ysa den1 knew this alfeady thona
ards and theaeands % peopls can TELL
yea TheY have besn cured b. u, and
eknD9 ko9 4 h themsalpos.s noailo
anly = esntA Asa any dFaazlal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14
ALWAYe aAFR AM SUM.

Itia safe 70 take RnANpnnrnH PMS
any time, but 10 get ne best results
thoy should b iaken On an empty
Stomach before going 70 bed. For Oon-
e1lpalion % Dyspepsia ore OF Two taken
every night vii. h 3 short time, perform
an ahaoluto cure. II u vel 10 take 4
puFnative a leag1 once oFtuiee q month
e preventive o. disease. BnANunnTH's
Plx.fa are eniIfolF vegetable, ond The
eafeal and most affective puFgativo ever
intFodnced % the public. Ihoy hava
been essd n this countsy for ever any
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14
THR poPuLAR APPRovAL

o. the eaogls o. she California FiR 6yF-
% Co, % present. % Tie public an
nafacabls ana oEnnfiVa snhGllluie for
he bitter nanaeous liver medicines and
ne good lanis % TIE pnhlic. The largo
49, 4 n - ....sz 1900 4 - 80 ~
nosi pleasantly s1soiips remedy known.
Per sale b. A. n 1zEuAnE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

HENII " NV IUElTl ~ NI-TIlIT I
0ilhalnnn, AKnANx, April l6s l60f !
Some years aao vas thrown from 4
wagon ana fracturad two o. my ribs. ]
WaB % badly huRt that had % sli up IN
q chair Tor tour 6sys and nights. The
fouflh dAg ny mother placed two All
cocks PoFou8 Plaster over my broken
ribs. Tie next day my suasFinga d.
miniahod and ! vas nbla 10 lie down.
I ccutinuod % improve every day.
Two weeks after The accident Rot 10
and attended % business. ] renewed
TIE plaalers twioe. and found myself al
most entiEely wall IN month when
eailed for Enainnd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

DnAn Bno. MEnE, I'd. arha Central
Methsdlnt. /" Callatasbarr. Ky.
! go ID ne lAet sOenarafa thsA ycu
wael q siok hoadachs remedy. ! saf-
feEed fram nick headache, nlnost from
lnfaney, nnd tried aveFy rsmaay 1
eenld 81, boz never found anythina %
% ne eoo9 unail uaed 6lmmonn Lives
RsguiaAaE. l feel Cor anyona ehna SAT-
fnEa eth thai tsfrihle disease. and /
hopa yau VII gtve e q iriAi.--Q. 3,
Mo4nmI Rruwnsstila. W. Va.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

ZIa. N44&HIEII - a4ANtts4l4N ~ -
nEcoHD az11I1H.
pff1nsuaa. or. 11--Iofny's saaaion
q ne hmeliesn Bankofig kagocsallgn
ogsnsd Wist 3 la1e1 unnbeE ~ adfi.
nqnef HsIen<fea n nltea66n1es Many
ffs1 ffon1. chiefly ainfua q q move
f1s Federal nnd Nt1ls onacsnenls -
4ogntI1 9 bankers. we're iulgDdnesd bul
without aafs1n ara tncf Ntft E1l1ll1d
b ne Executive ueunell q he Aslesi1-
lIo1.
T6s Noasnsllna ormnlslso rorslfsd
8 IIst u tfooosea claeeEg f8E he eagn-
fUn 4e4f. 4H1 tfqEHt H11 toa1ed ~
80 name e LoN1n q. Uusxa7 - New
York for EEs4deot.
papoln - various sabfects Wer1 rcd
~ G. y. william, % AI14ngi EIIiett y.
atepaaa, ~ Nsg York, HcsEy IS. KnoS,
Hinne1otaf II y. Wilson, q Ohio;
n1liah WILKES, 81 0tlo.
Tia fspoft Of Ne Commiiioe % 81
FfE cams 40. Tbs o0DmItlt1 said shat
fha Ame1ionn u4ukotS Association bae
already lakan he ground 1l4t both
Uap1s and gold are required ~ Ne
m61ey 81 TIE wosId, bnI i19t ~ inter.
uation4i noleomcni pniy "a 3 part Of q
mnloIil1 e ne chief oommelsial ~
ti06n q lhs World eeB psnosioslig setile
he Qne1lion 81 he fsl4tlve value 81 goi1
aud silver UhGn coined. ne fapolt -
lers 20 fAa ae.fnn tahan b fhe fsIeian
poN1g6, end ooneIntes With he recon.
MsnaaIion that ths coinage Of silver
dollars b lhe Uniftd States Be ga6pgud-
Cd nnlIl fha pelntg nl Issue 81 NE silver
question be settled " a. lnl4snati1nal
aakosmsnl. The sfpcsi wna adop,ed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

TIA 0kNTEMKRT~ \ ths mos puu-
ulaF hid Glow In Ameriea, el.sk Tor asu
hul4nna $50 for ai4hl haltonA Thav
ere faR below Ia pKle0 of any etAaR
alAEdAra maker, and for o. and daFs-
hlsity Mre nnaxoallaA 1he aA9ea are ~
tnA prkrnN ftAa Rauxo u nas anad a whzleA
alel a 0CMWAhAgnRR Bn0H. Aalq
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

FTyHR FIRM HERETOFORE KxlsTKHa IN
II Ger ~ uama md RYE e y. =. lair 3 Co..
&elna huzlreza A tn city q eentlin. W r.. q
this eay diasniged " mueuAl eonGant, Mr. =.
II k11Bla1r4 hsginR rzz1hAne4 - sntlre
szmins ~ ohi1snrionn uf ne Arm nnd esllssS.
lng al asbts dns ne snnna
P.1. LAXR
>. a RKHaeTORFF.
GakrzrH y. r. - ~ issl. splan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

.tmar1ran ExpfoGI Ioa na1al1 R1cldc 6lA
cana6a esut11rn -. Central R4el1e eoh,
BnrllnEt0n 111@. Delaware 4 Lack1Ws1na
I11 DaEres ! Nlo cnnds Az. Ere M,
fafe aht1o slh, Louisfllle G8k, Hichigan
Csnirnl 81 Kansas rax1s 114, Mes xork
Csn1faI l0t5f, Northern RacIdc ~, pse-
lo1rrd lsA. Norfkuo111ln f0sK. of1a11 In
rT1rcm1ut 81, Nsvi11tinn q, TFanscao.
IInanakl IA Rnrlne Nan ef1, Rock l1land
ll1k. 81 Ranl g1K. T1zrs Rlei1e al, uDlon
faclfc f& unlis6 slalen ExproB &fueils
F1Ero Exrssas II. Wo1lsEn Uficn -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14


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days aoo. Io1 She contrast for bHildlna
ne addition % the oauE3 house 20 j. w.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

Wk8Hx10fo1. Uol tA.--Iha Tfea8nFY
Asn aitarY hAnka n naalan, PAllaAsl.
phia ene efheT large eitica, tAa rFlVileve
fAeenllV NFnnead HaeA hAnkN il New
Xnek, of hnldlna q puhlia fan1 q a.
10000 A feu A49 Yash hAnhn have
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pealsina bonta ualNsinna % nacase tha
aam men1lonea SeeTusaFY EAlsuhila b
Anewn e easos tAis plan ef uillinlng
~ naFraea-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

NV Yonx, OF. f3-Mnne5 81 oail eoaF e
- ~ cent; LA lean, 4; ci11E e11ei 4:
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

WksaxoreE. OF. iA.--T be ksssslary
u the fnteriof late this atiafnoon n.
celsed information thai ne Indtans "a
tie Oroa Greek aud he Lo9eF Bruia
reservations 80 Dakota bad b. their
threatened violence elopped he nllol.
e11HnikY Lamar had 4 cousaltation
eeneg end foaams The uosk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

SAN FnAnuisco. Oct. iS.--John D.
epfeeklea denies lha ifnth 81 the tale
gram from he Ease announolna that
US Atcbfsen, Topeka 4 aanfa Re onm-
rany wllifun q 100 hsal tfAln nom New
1e2h ID coBuoollcn with The Oceanis
Steamship Company. He olaiss that
10 eaeA aefetment extlla. EBe Z u
probable that We steamers viii eoneh n
San Diego for year Yee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

RnEkp1t4AfA. O,1 4,-In 9 epeolei
ne disease tells llI eva elofy sna pEe-
ths diasxsa i daneua asa nea yallou
fsVel.n He advises ths plElaleal psn.
eautloaAsy measures.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

6saRR0Sn SFn1xaa tOnnn n OFT. ~
TIE e2eltarneEs ever tha doWufmM e
Ia 4l44asa NQrina8 Nnii1mAl Bank
e1aanaa 10 KHn ktRh. uatlna Slasaa
NkllnaAl h8nk EzAminar KaNman nasn
ElA8 tA1 nh1EoAoa eruw8 h1rnaR nna
. nae4R. Ia mf4a1 tn8sEfiNa1inn. e
: a. rsssnAa ~ Fast inal he Asasat =
GO. be- thHze \ 30 aanha shnl y 4
q excess e sA4a amleHnk Asi2s fses
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

HaN FnAxcEnno. Oel n--IndfuAaiens
len EAEFilory; Fair weather Win The ax.
nspa nsAs Cars Ralsers. where tasy
mlis ~ hFlsA Is hinA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

u14ooan u. Il Usl. lB.-fhe Senate
this morainR passed. she Hasen hill %
rs Boston q Malnn hailr0ad bin, ahoat
which 8aoh 4 aeandal has haan raised,
~ 4 vote q 10 70 3. The blll permits
he ieaAa % tha Bselon a kIalss Rala.
soad e Ne Basion 4 L1ueli road end
ls8 New Eampahife a9alau.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

HnrMxxa, Ca. aA.--NIn6sms Arrn-
niranR, a. AnsiEMllnn voeAllsi, mnla hes
aenat hexo tnniaha II 'sneo,eaao.h TIE
nrtatna aTa ananimona b RFalsan4 kee
naEfaaMsanaa ana a. nee haai lntn IL
eosnpAra hsF % FAITH. SIS wiii apnnaf
n Eonasn Ersoahly next seMsan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

M journey from ths nnn,ac 4 "a "A.
1l4El @ l1I1h. MounIHl11. fakfR fIV114 l
EAULn1 through tie mc1t urErI1r 11l
c4nTC1I n TIC word TWmI W||~
along Floclor froufl Iho Bo1I5 1e1r,
lziD8i Iho 6eiklFIa snt tha Eo'& f11Tr
Re.,gle Il feedeur end ltlinl,5 lhlfe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

INV YonK. 0ol. ta.--The Paolno Mall
Steamship Company has purchased lhe
rlonnnnE City u Pueblo Of fha Alaxandsr
Line. The alnameF City q Atlanta has
been eharleEed 20 take her place on the
New York 4 Mexican IAne.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

DEnYnEAMp, Oct. II. One more char
red body wae taken fS0m the ruins az
She chapel Of the Northern Ohio fnsano
keylnp1 this morning. us bodies have
net al been positively idea1liled a. yel.
TIA Injured inmates are els Doing e.
we'll ~ can Be expected and al may r.
cover. Three Of the escaped pailsn&n
were taeApfarea thsB nngntna and only
two are nov unaooouutad for. The
Coroner 4 making an tnVneiIaatiou,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-14

IAN KakNnllc0, U4t. III aT1en 10
Cord appeared fer Trial on tbs charge
~ Jury hFlbina IN Judge Hullivan'e
Court, this afternoon. Tie trial Of
R9hoft n. M0EHaw wna UooupylnR The
afAention o. the Court and JudRa Bali.
van ordered MegoFf'a bonds more asnd
fEem $4,000 10 &36 0o0. and Famandsd
him % she custody OF the Sheriff until
tbs amount ah0ulA Be furnished. New
bonds were furnished 81 MeOofd late
n The aftexn0on. The nnfatio1 ere
Albert w. Scott, dnecb EpplneeT, John
Megjofd ana Chez. b. stone.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-07-02
CUSTER COUNTY MINES.

President Wolcott, of the Buck
skin Mining Company, during his
recent visit here expressed not only
his wonder at the mineral richness
of this portion Of the territory, but
also his surprise that in reality so
little is known OF this undeveloped
wealth in the outside world. He
attributes such want of knowledge
to the fact that the country has not
been properly advertised and in a
systematic manner brought to the
attention Of capitalists and others
who seek investments in mining
ventures. The gentleman is in the
main correct and to properly bring
out the wonderful resources of Gus
ter county a concerted effort on the
part of all interested is needed.
Take the mines in the region of Bo-
nanza, the Sheep Mountain country
and other localities Of that county
for instance. Many of the claims
are owned by men who are unable
to properly prosecute the necessary
work on their various properties,
owing to the fact that it requires
capital to develop a fairly good
prospect into a valuable mine
Hard work and incessant toll ap'
pears to be the common lot of the
miner and prospector before theil
hard-earned reward comes to them
if it ever does, and only after theil
hair is silvered and deep burrows
planted by Time on the bronzed
and weather-beaten faces denotine
the ravages of passing years, which
they had been too busy to notice
while in pursuit of the ignis fat.
Jus of their existence, are their
hopes realized. The Dickens, Bay
horse, Ramshorn, Morrison and
other mines Of Custer county beaI
evidence of the great mineral wealth
of the country, and there are acre:
of other claims now lying dormant
that need only the assistance o
capital to prove just as good pay
ing properties as any of the above
mentioned mines.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-07-02
HOW IT OPERATES.

Guy c. Barton, the president of
the Omaha & Grant Smelling and
Refining Company, testifying be-
fore the Pacific Investigating Com
mittee, said:
Sidney Dillon and Frederick l.. Ames
were the only officers of the Union Pacific
connected with his company; they each
held $50 shares of stock worth par. Asked
by Governor Patrison why his company in
one period Of sixteen months received re-
bates of $253.0O from the Union Pacific,
witness replied that this had been allowed
i'm order that low-grade ore could he made
saleablc If the full tariff was exacted il
could not be handled The company also
did twice as much business rs any other of
its class in the country.
General Traffic Manager Kimball
testified
The Union Pacific had to pay rebates be-
cause its competitors did. As Ia discrimna-
tons, witness said i'm some cases the com
pany gave a preference by rebate to large
| shippers who were under obligation tn send
| all their business by the Union Pacific.
| He admitted that this might in some
cases shut out small shippers.
1t is just this discrimination that
is now injuring the mining inter
ests Of southern and central Idaho
By conniving with the Union Pa
cific Railroad Company the Omaha
e. Grant works hold at its mercy
the small shippers of ore, and by
excessive charges for transporta.
ton "shut out" the very class OF
producers whose labor should be
most encouraged. Such action also
operates against our local smelling
interests in the effort made to Sc
cure the ores from the larger mines
on the River for reduction. II
would be interesting to know just
what proportion Wood River is rep
resented. in the 1888 900 of rebate:
paid back to the Omaha concern.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-07-02
OUR WATER SUPPLY.

Mr.. John Corkish, general man.
ager of the Puget Sound Pipe Com
pany, has been in town several
days interviewing the citizens in
regard to the establishment of wa
ter works in Ketchum. He is en-
gagged in putting in the water works
at Bellevue, and should he meet
with the proper encouragement he
can make arrangements now SO
that Ketchum can be furnished
with system of water works
cheaper than at any other time.
The establishment of such works
is the great need of the town, not
so much to secure supply for do
nestle as for fire and general pur-
poses. With an abundant supply
of water, the setting out of trees
and the culture of gardens, the APP
pearance of our town would pre-
gent q pleasant and inviting APP
pearance, enhance the value OF
property and materially advance
its interests. A number Of our cit
liens are anxious for such improve
ment to be made, and while there
appears to be some difference OF
opinion as to which would be the
best water to use, such question
gould be easily settled. The main
idea is to have water works, and the
supply to be furnished the most
desirable to those who would be
consumers Of the same.